Classified ad miscellany with automotive listings
A dense mix of used car offers and household items from a local newspaper classified section. Listings mention Plymouth, Chevrolet, Ford sedans and other vehicles for sale, along with plant and shrub sales, pets, furniture, and various services. Offers include prices, contact hints, and scattered phrases about business opportunities.
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Staner
Atvi
Thomas
Heath
D. Petetter Hill Ie
Plane crash in Utah kills all aboard 19
United Airlines transport crashes into a Uinta peak killing 19 aboard including 16 passengers and three crew. Bodies scattered along 199 feet from the nose, buried in snow. Authorities report no identifications yet and details remain unclear as searchers assess the wreckage and cause.
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United Press
Knight
Wyu
United Airlines
Uinta Mountains
Ralph Johnson
United
Wekpit
Johnson
Alex Jamison
Uinta Coun’y
Tohnson
Salt Lake City
Richard M. Bor
San Franc
Helen Ferreira
Cheyenne
Wyo
Salt, Lake City
J. W. Myers
Dohingon
Planes Attack Auto Carrying Officials In Nansing
A damaged report describes an aerial attack on an automobile carrying Capt. Prantesco Ribex and others from Shang hai to Waning. The party, west of Foorhaw, sustains no injuries. Chinese and Japanese victims are mentioned amid chaotic accounts.
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United Press Nansing
Aln- Planieg
Prantesco Ribex
Fe Gurman
Tin Rousesia
Foorhaw
Shanghai
Waning
Shueas
State reports profits from Pennsylvania municipal plants
A Penn State survey found 84 municipally owned electric plants in Pennsylvania earning notable profits. Borough owned systems with total investments over 7 million dollars serve more than 45 thousand customers, funding local government with electricity revenues and reducing or suspending taxes in some towns.
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United Press Stat College
Pennsylvania
Penn State Political Acience Department
John H. Berguson
Missic Utility Commission
Death by own action verdict in recluse death
In Clearfield Pa on October 19 Coroner R L Williams ruled Ralph Bloom aged 50 died by his own action. Bloom's body was found in a shed near Iryona with a shotgun nearby. Williams said Bloom likely shut the door ten days before discovery with pet dogs and cats in the shed as the remains decayed.
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Clearpield
R. L. Williams
Ralph Bloom
Iryona
Willams
Bloom
Vita
Hold Father for Grand Jury in Girl's Death
Clearfield Pa Oct 19 Wayne Aughenbaugh 29 was held for grand jury on involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of his daughter Marcia 10 killed when a car driven by the father overturned near Frenchville Saturday A coroner's jury earlier found Aughenbaugh guilty of driving while intoxicated and reckless and careless driving.
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Py Unia Rress
Clearfield
Wayne Aughenbaugh
Grafton Girl Victim of Sex Maniac Attack
Police report an 18 year old Louise Hornbeck of Grafton found dead at her home with skull fractures from repeated blows. Det. 18 notes the investigation centers on a sex attack and a suspect may be involved as the case unfolds.
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Nonen Frome
Louise Hornbeck
Ex Councilman Appointed by City Council Amid Vote Split
Ex councilman Prank TL Heath was appointed by a 3 to 2 vote of the City Council to serve the unexpired term of the late Co MeCray. The term runs to January 1. Heath’s nomination followed a five-applicant field and a brief council session with multiple councilmen offering endorsements. Some council members opposed the appointment. The meeting also approved a highway grading change at West Smilly street and granted an exemption for the Methodist Episcopal church property on North Center street. A note of thanks from Mrs. C F McCray for city sympathy on her husband’s death was read, with her offer to assist the new assessor as needed.
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Heath
Taateves Ring
Counel
Tred J. Weaver
Wth
Glen Miller
CO. A. Duke
Stanley H. Nichols
Leo Muldericie
Counvil Besiiey
C. William da
West Smilly Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
North Center Street
J. R. Dickson Way
C. F McCray
Roosevelt Seeks Local Relief as Federal Aid Drops
President Roosevelt called for reduced federal relief to fit tax receipts and urged expanded local, private charity support through the Community Mobilization for Human Needs. He spoke from Hyde Park and at the Pittsburgh rally, pledging national mobilization with 1600 attendees from across the nation.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Mn Roosevelt
Ares
Charles P. Tat
L of Cneinnati
Carnogie Music Hall
WCTU President Urges Prohibition Goal Setting
In Pa on Oct 19 the World WCTU president Mrs Ella A Boole of New York urged the organization to set a prohibition goal as the first step toward turning its ideals into action at the closing season of the late WCTU convention.
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Gnsbumg
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ella A. Boole
New York
W. C7
W.C.T.U
President Roosevelt flags tax rise or cut in looming budget plan
Roosevelt warned of no layman balanced budget this year and urged quick economy or higher taxes to meet expenditures. He projected a federal deficit near 895 million with debt rising beyond 37.1 billion, while promising potential tax increases if spending stayed high. Officials said stock market drops did not trigger an emergency action despite ongoing slump.
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Lyle G Wilson
United Press Ltd
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Wyil, Park
Congress
Conmand
Fede Eral
Commerce Department
Senauskas and Polens in New Step for Lives
A 1920 murder case in Warren County features Senauskas and Polens seeking to overturn convictions. Attorney Harald Hatson argues for full case reopenings while County District Attorney Myra Toincew opposes. Sentences include death for both men, with details of Seminuk homicide and prior trials at Muncy.
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Senauskas
Polens
Penhayleaning Supremie
Cnet
Rhiadelphia
Tome Geetha
Jonni
Volens
Gaphan
Umvickion
Wurrery
Harald
Hatpson
Warren
Amy
yAgson
Supreme Court
Polen
Pyyce
Pitt
Sen Wishar
Cleveland
Murde
Belford Arird
Warren County
Arird
Arid
Mary
Infaney
Melvin Seminuk
Youngsvilla
Linnkeener
Mes
Seminuk
Senaustas
Mes. Seminuk
Swidow
Muncy
Stock rebound after steep market slump evens losses
New York traders saw buying surge as stocks rallied from a sharp slump. Some investors reported large purchases and improved liquidity after heavy early selling, with volume reaching near yearly highs and several leaders posting gains despite the prior rout.
Miller elected to fill Rabinson term in Arkansas Senate
In Little Rock on October 19, Rep. John B. Miller was elected to fill the unexpired term of the late Joseph T. Rabinson in the Arkansas Senate. Miller defeated Gov. Cecil F. Bailey, who charged him with disloyalty to the Roosevelt administration, while Bailey claimed Miller would not fully back the president. Miller said he admires the New Deal but votes his conscience.
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United Press
Little Rock Ark
John B. Miller
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Joseph T. Rabinson
Senate
Miller
Cecl F. Bailey
Elizabeth Sample Ill in Institution and Possible Release
Sheriff Dell Darling reports Elizabeth Sample formerly of Curry, the convicted slayer of Townsenite Joby Hogan, is in Muncie Institution near Williamsport. She is not in serious condition, but has lost 28 days since May 29 when she entered the institution. The board of trustees must approve her release.
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Elizabeth Sample
Sherif Dell Darling
Hilzabeth Sample
Curry
Evangelist Charged With Double Murder Amid Turbulent Trial
A Greenville man, evangelist, and his companion face first degree murder charges in a grim incident in Rew County. The case centers on alleged violent acts and a fatal outcome, prompting a county-wide investigation and a major legal proceeding today.
Kidnappers Pay Ransom In Missing Ross Case
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports ransom was paid in the case of a missing man named Ross. Investigators and state officials conducted a city and federal manhunt as deadlines and threats passed, with questions over the abductors’ identity and the fate of Ross. Ross, about seventy four, had heart problems and required care, fueling concern he may be dead or hidden.
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United Press
Chicago
Todlay
Ross
Theyeae-oll
Caril
Charles Si Ross
Fuantia
Kldhapens
Justice
Mys
Ross Wil
Inquest Not Held After Fatal Spring Creek Crash
Donald Williams, 37, a WEA worker, died when struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train in Spring Creek Township Warren County. Williams’ five children Bernard seven Avis five and life four suffered injuries. all were treated at WAP General Hospital with hospital reports confirming figures. Funeral services for Williams were announced for Spring Creek Church with burial in Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Ana
Donald Wiliams
WEA
Spring Creek
Sun- Jay
Stadies Tenlicy
Williams
Spiing Creek
Crash victim shows improvement today
Union City Hospital attendants reported that Margaret Flanagan a 19 year old from Oil City badly hurt in an Alto accident near Union City Sunday night was in improved condition. Elizabeth Splain 19 of Oil City remains hospitalized while three other Oil City girls have been discharged. Corporal P E Carlson and Patrolman Hofman of the local police continue investigating and a motor vehicle code violation charge may be placed against John Tarr of Erie the driver of the automobile involved in the collision.
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Union City
Margaret Flanagan
Oil City
Alto
Elizabeth Splain
Oi City
Corp. PE. Carlson
D. ©. Hofman
Mo‘lop
Charred Bones Recovered After Waterford Farmhouse Blaze
Coroner and state troopers found charred remains after a two story frame house fire west of Waterford. The blaze killed Xv people, with investigators noting extensive smoke and heat damage while efforts focused on identifying victims and determining the cause.
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Waterford
W. G. Stroble
Pennsylvania Motor Police
China Likely to Demand Aid at Brussels Conference
CHINA LINES UP DEMAND FOR MATERIAL AID TO DRIVE JAPAN FROM CHINA. WELL INFORMED CHINESE QUARTERS SAY THE GOVERNMENT WILL PRESENT A STRONG PROGRAM AT THE BRUSSELS FAR EASTERN CONFERENCE AND REJECT MEDIATION THAT WOULD LEAVE JAPAN IN CONTROL. THE DECISION COMES AFTER CHINESE FORCES RESISTED JAPAN'S WAR MACHINE, AGENCY REPORTS.
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United Press Shanghat
Brussels
China
Japan
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